Sentence examples for be equivalent to having from inspiring English sources

It would be equivalent to having a friend break into an advertisement about a new gasoline.

In the sports world this would be equivalent to having an all-star team.

First, having zero healthful food vendors and zero unhealthful food options may not be equivalent to having an equal number of each.

This would be equivalent to having information from just one variant, but counting it twice for each subject, which would have exactly the same effect as assigning twice the weight to that variant.

It concluded that your sense of smell onboard is equivalent to having a cold.

It was equivalent to having no save function on a computer, said Dr. Scott A. Small, an assistant professor of neurology at the Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York.

JF I guess I don't see how having been open and available and exciting and romantic to a kid from the midwest is equivalent to having let the Hudson river be polluted.

At the time, the Department of Justice vowed to appeal the ruling and several members of Congress angrily asserted the decision was equivalent to having the rest of the world dictate United States policy.

How can one contend (as the MPI does implicitly) that the death of a child is equivalent to having a dirt floor, cooking with wood, and not having a radio, TV, telephone, bike or car?

Ideally, protein tagging is equivalent to having a high affinity antibody for every chosen protein.

For ordinary polynomials of degree 2, being reducible is equivalent to having a root.